NRA Gun of the Week: Remington RM380 Pistol

Published on June 18, 2016
Duration: 4:23

The Remington RM380 is a hammer-fired, locked-breech .380 ACP pocket pistol. It features an aluminum frame, bilateral magazine release, and last-round hold open. The pistol is a dehorned, lightweight option for concealed carry, offering less felt recoil than blowback designs.

Quick Summary

The Remington RM380 is a hammer-fired, locked-breech .380 ACP pocket pistol featuring an aluminum frame, integral sights, a bilateral magazine release, and last-round hold open. It offers a lightweight, dehorned design for concealed carry, with less felt recoil than blowback alternatives.

Chapters

  1. 00:17Introduction to the Remington RM380
  2. 00:21RM380 Overview and Roar Arms Connection
  3. 00:47RM380 Technical Specifications (.380 ACP, Capacity)
  4. 01:09Sights and Hammer-Fired Action
  5. 01:20Trigger Pull Characteristics
  6. 01:33Magazine Release: Bilateral Upgrade
  7. 02:06Slide Lock and Last Round Hold Open
  8. 02:44RM380 Construction: All-Metal, Dehorned Design
  9. 03:04Locked Breach Tilt Barrel System
  10. 03:21Chamber Indicator Port
  11. 03:31Recoil and Performance Comparison
  12. 03:50Value Proposition and Pricing
  13. 03:56Where to Find More Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Remington RM380 pistol?

The Remington RM380 pistol is chambered in .380 ACP. It is designed as a compact pocket pistol suitable for concealed carry.

What are the key features of the Remington RM380?

Key features include a hammer-fired, locked-breech action, an aluminum frame for a lightweight feel, integral sights, a bilateral magazine release, and a last-round hold open function.

How does the Remington RM380 compare to its predecessor?

The RM380 is an improved version of the Roar Arms pistol design, featuring a more conventional bilateral magazine release and a last-round hold open. It is also noted to be about half the price of the original Roar Arms model.

What is the magazine capacity of the Remington RM380?

The Remington RM380 has a standard magazine capacity of six rounds. Optional magazines with a pinky extension are available to provide a better grip.

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